DeMarco Pitter: National Radar Scout Report

Name: DeMarco Pitter

Class: 2026

School: Pembroke Pines Charter High School (FL)

Height/Weight: 6’2”, 290 lbs

Positions: Offensive Guard / Offensive Tackle

GPA: 3.8 weighted | 3.3 unweighted

National Radar Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

DeMarco Pitter is a technically sound and physically dominant lineman who has established himself as one of South Florida’s most complete offensive line prospects in the Class of 2026. Standing 6’2” and 290 pounds, Pitter combines excellent leverage, balance, and footwork with a punishing physical style that earns him the nickname “Bruiser.” He’s been a varsity starter since his freshman year, showcasing the strength, intelligence, and leadership coaches covet.

A versatile lineman capable of excelling at guard or tackle, DeMarco consistently wins in the trenches — posting zero sacks allowed in 2024 and improving to 12 pancakes with only one sack allowed in 2025. He’s a film junkie who studies fronts and blitzes with precision, using his high football IQ to make quick, accurate adjustments at the line. His combination of power and technique earned him multiple honors, including the Athletic Underclassman Strength Award, a Varsity Letter, and a BCAA Media Day team representative selection.

DeMarco’s academic commitment is equally strong. With a 3.8 weighted GPA, AP coursework in math, science, and English, and an 1150 SAT (and rising), he is the definition of a student-athlete. Invited as a guest of FAU and Miami’s coaching staffs, Pitter’s recruiting interest continues to rise — and rightfully so.

Projection: College Starter

Player Comparison: Donovan Jackson (Ohio State)

🏈 College Coach Evaluation – Offensive Line Coach Perspective

DeMarco Pitter is a high-floor, college-ready offensive lineman who stands out for his combination of power, intelligence, and consistency. On film, he shows a natural ability to anchor against bull rushers, maintain balance through contact, and finish blocks with authority. His footwork and hand placement are advanced for his age, giving him the versatility to play both guard and tackle at the next level.

Recruiting Grade: High-End FCS / Group of Five FBS potential

Ideal Fit: Run-heavy or balanced schemes valuing intelligence and toughness up front

Ceiling: Multi-year starter and captain material